Sentence examples for psychological range from inspiring English sources

Tyrion is the embodiment, in a small body, of the show's prepolitical psychological range.

The music is attractive but variable: during a stay in London in the 1730s, Porpora was widely admired as Handel's rival, though he lacks the latter's melodic immediacy and psychological range.

These all have interesting features, but none attempt the psychological range of Kosslyn's model.

Many consumers still have the psychological "range anxiety" regarding pure electric cars, despite claims by brands selling electric cars that a driver's typical commute is far shorter than the maximum  range.

The infinitely re-viewable Les yeux sans visage (as it was originally called) belongs in a tradition of horror combining the visceral, the philosophical and the psychological, ranging from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein to Pedro Almodóvar's The Skin I Live In, and it shocked and disgusted audiences when it appeared alongside Psycho and Peeping Tom in 1960.

Such psychological approaches range from very general, often merely intuitive assertions regarding human nature to complex analyses utilizing the concepts and techniques of modern psychology.

The psychological domain (range: 0 4) includes four items about cognition, depressive symptoms, anxiety, and coping.

The 28 item version of the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-28; Goldberg and Williams, 1988) was used as a general measure of psychological distress (range of scores from 0 to 84).

Kessler-10 scores, for example, could also be used for qualitative profiling, by allowing further in-depth qualitative analysis for participants scoring within the high or very high risk of psychological distress range.

The papers present theoretical discussions on moral and psychological issues ranging from Socrates to Aristotle, and beyond, in connection with modern psychology.

She also wrote papers on psychological subjects ranging from alcoholism to juvenile delinquency.